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Corporate profits are at levels last seen in 1929. Thankfully, nothing bad happened that year
Source: The Globe and Mail
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U.S. corporate profits as a share of the overall economy have surged to levels not seen since 1929. The article flags the historical comparison as disturbing but provides no figures or specific market implications.
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